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From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: SLS: Netline to Congress Results
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>
>Subject: Q&A
>
>Here are the results of questions asked daily of many people,
>that the members of the U.S. Congress & Senate read.
>
>I have been told the daily response is over one million, but
>I need more information to support these findings.
>
>My many friends and I respond daily to the new questions. If
>you need help on going to the site let me know.
>--
>Doug
> Netline To Congress
> Information & Explanation About Netline To Congress
>
> Previous Questions
>
>8-4-97 Should public officials who violate their "Oath of Office" in any
>way or manner be impeached immediately? Results: YES=98% NO=2%
>
>8-5-97 Do you believe that Congress and the President have actually
>lowered taxes, reduced spending, and prepared a budget that could ever be
>balanced? Results: YES=0% NO=100%
>
>8-6-97 The influx of Chinese imports have created a U.S. trade deficit of
>near $100 Billion dollars by competing American Workers against Chinese
>slave labor. Should Congress rescind the Favored Nation status granted
>China this year? Results: YES=100% NO=0%
>
>8-7-97 Since the passage of the Gatt Agreement, millions of Americans have
>lost their jobs. Should Congress vote to remove the United States from
>participation in the Gatt Agreement and thus avoid the arbitrary authority
>of the international World Trade Organization, which enforces Gatt?
> Results: YES=100% NO=0%
>
>8-08-97 The Framers of the Constitution believed that serving in Congress
>was an honorable and patriotic duty, not an occupation or profession.
> Would you agree with Congress limiting its sessions to two (2) months per
>year and its members being paid a travel allowance and a reasonable per
>diem fee while in session, instead of a salary and pension?
>Results: YES=93% NO=7%
>
>8-11&12-97 In the latest Budget, Congress apparently gave approval to
>President Clinton to negotiate an expansion of NAFTA. A negotiated
>expansion, according to the latest Budget Bill, will then be voted on by
>Congress with a "fast track" yes or no vote and no debate. Do you think
>Congress should vote to defeat any expansion of NAFTA? Results:
>YES=95% NO=5%
>
>8-13-97 Reportedly, U.S. armed forces are based in approximately 100
>countries. Except for a few strategic bases, do you think Congress should
>vote to bring our military personnel home and close most of the foreign
>bases? Results: YES=81% NO=19%
>
>8-14-97 Do you think Congress should abolish the income tax? Results:
>YES=95% NO=5%
>
>8-19-97 Would you like for Congress to propose a Constitutional Amendment
>that would abolish lifetime appointments of federal judges and that would
>require all federal judgeships be filled by election every 4 years, within
>the district for district courts, within the circuit for Court of Appeals,
>and nationally for the Supreme Court, and which prohibits consecutive
>re-election? Results: YES=79% NO=21%
>
>8-20-97 Over 2 years ago the President told the Congress and the American
>People that U.S. troops would be in Bosnia not longer than 1 year. Do you
>think that Congress should stop the funding for U.S. troops in
>Bosnia? Results: YES=100% NO=0%
>
>8-21-97 In 1979 there were approximately 11 federal law enforcement
>agencies. Today, 18 years later, there are 32 such executive branch
>agencies with over 60,000 armed agents, collectively. Most of these
>agencies have trained "swat teams", members of which wear black ski masks,
>black ninja-like clothing, and black boots. They are armed with
>sophisticated automatic weapons and sniper rifles, and they are primarily
>trained to kill. Do you believe that Congress should refuse to fund 32
>federal law enforcement agencies and 60,000 armed federal agents? Results:
>YES=100% NO=0%
>
>8-22-97 Should Congress pass a law which allows terminally ill patients
>the right to choose any alternative or experimental drug, therapy,
>treatment or procedure? Results: YES=86% NO=14%
>
>8-25-97 Should Congress pass a law which limits campaign contributions by
>individuals and corporations to any federal office candidate to $1,000 or
>less, and which prohibits pac contributions? Results: YES=93% NO=7%
>
>8-26-97 The Constitution identifies only 4 federal crimes. In Article I
>Section 8, it says Congress shall have the power "To provide for the
>Punishment of counterfeiting the Securities and current coin of the United
>States...To define and punish Piracies and Felonies committed on the high
>Seas, and Offenses against the Law of Nations." In Article III, Treason is
>listed. Article III also requires that the Trial of all crimes be held in
>the State where the crimes were committed. The constitution does not
>provide for the establishment of any federal law enforcement agencies.
> Article VI states that all executive state officers shall be bound by Oath
>or Affirmation to support the Constitution. Thus, such officers (ie.,
>Sheriffs) have constitutional authority to enforce the aforementioned
>federal crimes. Should Congress repeal all federal criminal laws not
>specifically provided for in the constitution and abolish all federal law
>enforcement agencies? Results: YES=88% NO=12%
>
>8-28-97 Should Congress act quickly and impeach all elected federal
>officials who accepted illegal campaign contributions in 1994 and
>1996? Results: YES=99% NO=1%
>
>8-29-97 In light of the 1st Amendment's guarantee of the right of freedom
>of speech and the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to
>petition the Government for a redress of grievances, should Congress
>refrain from passing any law which, in any way or manner, regulates the
>Internet? Results: YES=91% NO=9%
>
>
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